I'm not really sure if that's the case though. Everyone might just decide to liquidate their bitcoin positions as part of their rewards for mining but I don't think that's gonna happen because majority of the people and firms mining Bitcoin at the moment are long term believers of crypto and Bitcoin and so far, they have only sold BTC when they needed to.

Does everybody mean all people? I think that will not be a problem

It is still fair to mine cryptocurrencies because not all miners want to sell their mined coins, especially if they are still not profitable. They will still hold the coin until the price reaching the highest price they want.

Do you think people do not want to make a profit? They use the exchange to make money from the gap price. They will buy when the price is at a low price and will sell when the price is at a high price. That will still be like that.

Do you share your numbers with people you do not know? From where do they know your numbers?

No, I do not think it will finish soon because I think crypto still has a long journey and maybe we will not see what happens to crypto in the future because we are all dead.

1. Such a thing won't happen, what you imagine right now is chaos and if anyone wants to exchange for a real money, then bitcoin will lose value.

2. Why is it unfair? Is it fair when the governments print tons of money and you have to pay that debt from your own pocket?

3. Right now, bitcoin isn't universal and the whole world doesn't use bitcoin. Fiat is a major and the most acceptable form of payment, that's the reason.

4. If someone called you on your phone number to invest money in cryptocurrencies, it has nothing to do with the bitcoin or the crypto world but those guys who called you are just scammers who work for scam companies and call you from different countries. They ask you to deposit money on their exchange and they'll do all the trading staff and bring you the constant high profit.

If everybody who owns Bitcoin wants to exchange for real money, that means they couldn't make any exchange at all. How could they do that when there is nobody who is interested to have Bitcoin? But, of course, that's next to impossible to happen.

Bitcoin has a fiat value attached to it because the default currency is fiat. How could you even buy Bitcoin without going through fiat first?

Bitcoin is not a pyramid scam. You are simply being targeted by scammers. Those scammers don't have anything to do with Bitcoin. Change your number.

I also blocked a lot of phone calls from unknown numbers, this is our fault for leaking information and not the fault of crypto or anyone. Lots of calls to offer to invest in cryptos, join stock exchanges, forex, real estate...most of them are scam projects. The market is not at fault but it is the bad guys who take advantage of the market's reputation to create scams and it happens every day.

Nobody is buying crypto then and it was the end of its life. But it was just "what if?" I didn't find it reasonable as many people wanting to invest and hold more than those who are selling.

Maybe if you are not good at mining this is certainly not fair but those who have been doing this for many years, are already satisfied with what they got. Some miners don't get it, they are greedy to think about doubling their money through mining and that is why they think it was unfair.

If that so, I think you have to find another job. Crypto mining wasn't good for you.

If everyone exchanges crypto for real money then the price of crypto will definitely go down drastically, but this is very difficult because the development of crypto is getting bigger so that when there is a decrease more investors are investing because it is a great opportunity to make a profit, and being able to exchange for real money is very important because we buy something that has to use real money, And the crypto world is very much a scamer happening so we have to be able to overcome it.

The only thing I think is wrong with cryptos is related to its underlying technology Blockchain, and the problem is with scalability. The more transactions per second happen, the more loaded the network gets, the higher the fees and confirmation time gets. This is a big flaw that limits the possibilities of adoption because it makes it ever more difficult with every step. But other than that, there's nothing wrong. These questions you ask seem weird to me. Exchanging cryptos for fiat is one thing, but then what would happen to fiat if everyone suddenly stopped caring about these useless papers and started wanting only the real stuff they need and value? There's also an exchange rate between fiat currencies, so nothing new here either. As for people calling you, it's probably scammers who somehow got your phone, and it's a problem, but it's not inherent to cryptos.

It is all dependent on the currency, because not every currency is subject to being exchanged, some of the low popular cryptos that get some hype and than die after are the ones that are a subject to this matter, but for currencies like bitcoin and Ethereum where a lot of people are looking up to them and they believe that they are the future, they are being held for a long time and because of that there is demand and supply that keeps its market alive and the price going up and down.